Don't lug around a toolbox full of drivers—just swap out the bit to drive multiple screw sizes and styles with one tool. The ultimate space savers, these bit screwdrivers are a smart solution for on-the-go jobs.

Tougher than your average bits, the ones in these sets have a thin, flexible section on the shank that absorbs 30 times the impact force. They are heat treated for hardness and manufactured to tight tolerances, so they won't snap or slip under high stress.

A magnet holds the nut in place.

Fastening speed that rivals a power drill—no batteries required. These screwdrivers have a unique two-piece handle with internal gears that turn screws four times faster than a standard manual screwdriver. Grip the top collar with one hand and turn the handle with the other to drive screws. Release the collar to disengage the gears and return to normal speed for greater torque and control. A built-in ratchet eliminates the need to reposition your grip with every turn. Twist the collar to change the ratcheting direction. They come with interchangeable bits to handle a range of fasteners.

A magnetic ring at the end of the adapter holds flat-head screws in place to ensure good contact between the bit and screw. Use hex-shank bits (also known as insert bits) in drills and powered screwdrivers.

Slip these compact screwdrivers between obstructions to spin screws in seconds. The ratcheting handle rotates with smooth, continuous motion, so you never have to lift and reposition your tool. Attach one of the included bits to the shaft to drive a variety of screws.

Drive multiple screw styles and sizes without lifting and repositioning your tool. A ratcheting handle drives screws with smooth, continuous motion to save time with every turn. Just snap one of the included bits onto the shaft and get cranking.

Keep bits from slipping. Insert a bit into the adapter, place a screw on the end of the bit, and slide the adapter sleeve over the screw. The sleeve retracts as the screw is driven. Use hex-shank bits (also known as insert bits) in drills and powered screwdrivers.

If you accidentally touch a live circuit, these bit screwdrivers prevent a dangerous zap. An insulated handle and shaft absorb up to 1,000 volts of electric shock to meet EN and IEC standards. Use these screwdrivers for everything from installing electrical panels to repairing outlets, switches, and light fixtures. Change the bit to drive a variety of screws with a single tool.

A flexible shaft bends around obstacles to access screws in hard-to-reach places. These screwdrivers snake into compact machinery where a rigid tool won't fit. Attach a bit (not included) to drive a variety of screws with a single tool.

Fasten screws of different sizes and styles in tight spots. The offset head reaches into engine compartments, behind pipes or wiring, and into other spaces where a standard driver won't fit. Since their head is offset, they have gears that turn the bit when you twist the handle. Steady the shaft with one hand and turn the handle with the other.

When locked into the chuck, these bits won't budge. Use these screwdrivers for high-torque applications, such as driving long screws into dense material.

Pull back the chuck to insert a bit in the magnetic holder; push it forward to lock it in place. Bits store neatly inside the handle so you won't lose them.

Swing these bit ratchets like a wrench to quickly spin screws in tight or angled spots. Use them to reach screws in engine compartments and other areas with cramped overhead spaces. A built-in ratchet ensures you don’t have to lift and reposition your tool with every turn. Bits are not included.